Rupa Schomaker (lists) napsal(a):
I have a seemingly simple problem that I can't figure out how to implement.
Simplified Problem:
I'd like to have my cell phone and my deskphone ring at the same time. This seems simple, but there is a small caveat. I need to have a channel variable set differently for my cellphone.
Specifically: voicepulse requires you to have the caller id number and caller id name set to the number in order to pass it on to the PSTN. I want to see the callerid name on my deskphone however.
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Ok, normally, I'd just do a:
<action application="bridge" data="sofia/internal/101%$${domain},sofia/gateway/voicepulse/$${cellnumber}"/>
but then my cell phone shows Unknown or Blocked when receiving the call.
If prior to that I do:
<action application="set" data="effective_caller_id_name=${caller_id_number}"/>
Then I get the correct callerid on my cell, but only the callerid number on my deskphone.
I asked on #freeswitch and had some hints, but they either went over my head or I didn't communicate my problem right.
Using multiple extension entries with continue="yes" doesn't seem to execute them in parallel (so the deskphone and the cell don't ring at the same time).
The "obvious" answer is how I implemented this in asterisk -- and maybe that is my problem, thinking in terms of asterisk.
The bridge equivalent would be the dial() app. This allows me to dial back into the dialplan if I use the "local" channel. This gives a level of indirection that would then let me modify the channelvars as necessary.
The only way I can see to "call" back into the dialplan is to use the transfer application. But that can't do multiple extensions in parallel so doesn't solve my problem.
What am I missing?
-Rupa
I have looked for parallel "Dial back into the dialplan" few days ago and the solution is surprisingly simple (thanks Anthony!): Start another sofia user agent on different port (let say 5061) and brigde the call to it in parallel: <action application='bridge' data='sofia/default/number1@localhost:5061,sofia/default/number2@localhost:5061'/> And than you are back in the default context with 2 parallel calls and you can do whatever you want with both of them independently... Best regards, kokoska.rokoska